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         <title>kel.6 (Aulia, Fikar, Anidya, Najlaa, Gabrielle, Nazwa)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Lunar Eclipse<br><br>*---- general statement ----*<br><br>The lunar eclipse is an event of the sun, the earth and the moon lie on one line so that the shadow of the earth covers a part or whole moon. The lunar eclipses that occur on this earth distinguished to several types, they are total lunar eclipse, partial lunar eclipse and lunar eclipse penumbra.<br><br>*---- series of sequenced ----*<br><br>The process of the lunar eclipse begins when the earth is between the sun and the moon on the same line. The result is the sunlight can not reach the moon because it is blocked by the earth.<br><br>A total lunar eclipse is when the moon is right in the umbra (the darkest area). On a partial lunar eclipse, the earth is not entirely blocking the moon from the sun. While the other half of the surface of the moon is in the penumbra area. So there is still some sunlight that reaches the surface of the moon. On the lunar eclipse panumbra, all parts of the moon are in the penumbra. So the moon can still be seen with a gloomy color.<br><br>There is also a very rare lunar eclipse phenomenon called super total lunar eclipse red blood. This kind of lunar eclipse occurs due at the time of occurence of the total lunar eclipse. The moon position is in the position of the closest approach to the earth, thus making the moon seem larger and brighter than usual and at the same time only red color of sunlight penetrated to reflected by the earth’s atmosphere.<br><br>*---- conclusion ----*<br><br>Lunar and solar eclipses occur with about equal frequency. Lunar eclipses are more widely visible because Earth casts a much larger shadow on the Moon during a lunar eclipse than the Moon casts on Earth during a solar eclipse. As a result, you are more likely to see a lunar eclipse than a solar eclipse.</div>]]></description>
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